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27 Intermolecular forces Upgrade class revision

27 Intermolecular forces Upgrade class revision

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27 Intermolecular forces Upgrade class revision

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Multiple Choice

Identify the compound that has a higher boiling point in each of the three pairs of compounds shown below.


a) HCl and HBr

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HCl

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HBr

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Multiple Select

Explain why boiling point of HBr > HCl

by choosing the appropriate key phrases below. (There could be more than 1 answer)

(2 marks)

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van der Waals' forces between HBr molecules > HCl molecules

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hydrogen bonding between HBr molecules is stronger than the van der Waals' forces between HCl molecules

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molecular size of HBr > HCl

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HBr is more polar than HCl

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Multiple Choice

Identify the compound that has a higher boiling point in each of the three pairs of compounds shown below.


b) CCl4 and CBr4

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CCl4

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CBr4

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Multiple Select

Explain why boiling point of CBr4 > CCl4

by choosing the appropriate key phrases below. (There could be more than 1 answer)

(2 marks)

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van der Waals' forces between CBr4 molecules > CCl4 molecules

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hydrogen bonding between CBr4 molecules is stronger than the van der Waals' forces between CCl4 molecules

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molecular size of CBr4 molecules > CCl4 molecules

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CBr4 is more polar than CCl4

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Multiple Choice

Identify the compound that has a higher boiling point in each of the three pairs of compounds shown below.


c) CH3CH2CH2CH3 and CH3COCH3

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CH3CH2CH2CH3

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CH3COCH3

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Multiple Select

Explain why boiling point of CH3COCH3 > CH3CH2CH2CH3

by choosing the appropriate key phrases below. (There could be more than 1 answer)

(2 marks)

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van der Waals' forces between CH3COCH3 molecules > CH3CH2CH2CH3 molecules

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hydrogen bonding between CH3COCH3 molecules is stronger than the van der Waals' forces between CH3CH2CH2CH3 molecules

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molecular size of CH3COCH3 > CH3CH2CH2CH3

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CH3COCH3 is polar while CH3CH2CH2CH3 is not

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Multiple Choice

Compare the boiling points of NH3 and PH3.

Which one has a higher boiling point?

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NH3

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PH3

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Multiple Select

Explain why boiling point of NH3 > PH3

by choosing the appropriate key phrases below. (There could be more than 1 answer)

(2 marks)

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van der Waals' forces between NH3 molecules > PH3 molecules

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hydrogen bonding between NH3 molecules is stronger than the van der Waals' forces between PH3 molecules

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molecular size of NH3 > PH3

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N-H bond is very polar while P-H bond is not

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Multiple Choice

Compare the viscosity of propan-1-ol and propane-1,2,3-triol. Which one will have a higher viscosity?

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propan-1-ol

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propane-1,2,3-triol

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Open Ended

Explain why propane-1,2,3-triol is more viscous propan-1-ol.

(1 mark)

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Multiple Choice

Compare the volatility of propan-1-ol and propanone. Which one will have a higher volatility?

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propan-1-ol

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propanone

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Open Ended

Explain why propanone has a higher volatility than propan-1-ol.

(1 mark)

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Multiple Choice

Compare the solubility of ethanol and ethane in water. Which one is soluble in water?

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ethanol

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ethane

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Open Ended

Explain why ethanol is soluble in water while ethane is not.

(1 mark)

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